Studies on look duration in human and primate infants have shown associations between n−3 FAs or DHA and accelerated attention maturity (41, 46, 67, 68).
Fruitfully, we find that the growth in numbers of such publications has continued to accelerate, and attention to both the biophysical and socioeconomic aspects has also been growing.
In trajectory 3 (rapid onset), the severe pain and the functional impairment accelerate seeking medical attention.
None of this came to pass, but the astonishing thing is that now -- when the withdrawal has actually gotten under way and is about to accelerate -- so little attention is being paid by the media and the public.
The White House attention accelerated Ryan's rise to become his party's leader on budget issues.
In this perspective we have shown that the process of proof of concept" (POC) in the early part of drug development can be greatly accelerated by close attention to the underlying solid-state chemistry (SSC) of a new chemical entity.
And at this juncture in the internet's evolution it seems very plain, Dear Online Reader, that you are mostly being served a tsunami of content — accelerated into your attention trough by click-dependent digital business models that require a steady stream of word fodder to engage eyeballs long enough to ambush them with ads.
Church watchers say not only have George's health problems accelerated and called attention to that closely guarded process, the transition from Pope Benedict to Pope Francis has hastened it as well.
For instance, the presence of perceptual, spatial, or temporal cues has been found to reduce the magnitude of the AB (defined as the percentage of decrement in T2 performance within the AB period relative to T1 performance), presumably by redistribution or accelerated allocation of attention (e.g., [8] [10]).
There will be new pressures for the US to disengage from the Middle East, revert to fortress-style embassies, and accelerate the refocusing of American attention to Asia.
